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Hello,

I am wondering if it is possible to have admin access to Drupal portion of the demo site. The reason is that the module Group Role Sync does not seem to be working on my end, and I'd like to try it on the demo site.

The question I posted about this question is in this thread http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,18083.0.html .

Looking forward to your reply.

Thanks!

sorry no admin access on demo site

would be great if you can help debug that module and figure out what the issue is. might be worth upgrading to 3.3.3 and see if its fixed

lobo

sorry no admin access on demo site

would be great if you can help debug that module and figure out what the issue is. might be worth upgrading to 3.3.3 and see if its fixed

lobo

Hi Lobo

I tried using Drupal 6.20 and CiviCRM 3.3.3 this morning. Basically I do the following steps:
* enabled CiviGroup Roles Sync module
* added an Association Rule
* create a role named "church member" in Drupal
* create a group named "church member" in CiviCRM
* in Permissions, "church member" :
** has "access CiviCRM" checked
** has "civicrm_group_roles module | access settings" checked
* modified the default Profile in CiviCRM "Name and address" to:
** "Drupal User Registration" checked
** "Add new contacts to a Group" to "church member"
** "Drupal user account registration option" is set to "Account creation required"

Then I created a new user using "create new account" link using the above Profile. After the registration I got "warning: Parameter 1 to civicrm_group_contact_add() expected to be a reference, value given in /sites/all/modules/civicrm/drupal/modules/civicrm_group_roles/civicrm_group_roles.module on line 515."

I checked in Drupal and CiviCRM and the user has been created in both applications.

However, the Drupal Roles is still blank for this user. In CiviCRM, this user has been added to group "church member" successfully.

In conclusion, two things seem to be broken :
* the error msg above
* CiviGroup Roles Sync is not sync'ing

Kindly advise me if I should file a bug.

i took a closer look at this to see what was happening and why. Seems like in this case the order of things mattered:

When Civi creates a contact via the profile the drupal user has not yet been created and hence cannot be assigned a role.

You might want to change things by adding a profile to drupal user registration form (via profile settings) and see if that works

you might also want to try logging in as the newly created user and see if that gives the user the role

lobo

I am getting the same message on 6.20 and 3.3.3  company staff should be members of the drupal admin role, but it's not happening, I need to add them manually.... And even when I add them manually, I still get the error message.

B.

the warning message fix will be part of 3.3.4 which will be out sometime in the second half of this month

lobo